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A side see off Bs in delayed rink final

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May 08, 2025

GLOUCESTERSHIRE completed their last remaining bowls competition of 2024 at Coleford on Sunday.

The men’s double rink inter-club event should have played at the end of September last year but the green was flooded on the day.

This competition is two rinks of four men playing over 18 ends, the winner being the side with the highest number of combined shots.

Three sides from the Cheltenham section and one from the Gloucester section contested the semi-finals, where Cheltenham A found themselves up against Cheltenham Spa and Cheltenham B played hosts Coleford.

In the Cheltenham A v Cheltenham Spa semi final, both Town rinks got off to a good start ahead a combined 21-1 after five ends.

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